Programming language design is an under-explored frontier in web3.
Say you're a language designer. You know people will use it to write programs that execute forever with a life of their own, control hundreds of $M, and can't really be changed
Would you make it like JavaScript?
Telegram is NOT an "encrypted messenger." It supports end-to-end encryption ONLY if it is turned on (not by default) and ONLY for single-user chats, never for groups the way Signal, WhatsApp and iMessage do by default. I can't believe that this myth persists.